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2018-07-21 22:29:41 +0200	answered a question	Availability of 8.2 version for rpm-based Linux distros? -- SOLVED !! Thanks for your prompt reply. Yes, I might consider sometime building from source, but unfortunately right now that's not an option, since I can't have full control of the machine for more than 2 hrs, and I seem to recall that a full build on a 2011 Core i7 will take longer than that. I did try those rpm's pointed by rpmfind before my original post. Unfortunately, they didn't work on my Tumbleweed install. So I guess I'll just have to stick to my binary 8.1 install for Fedora.
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2018-07-21 09:21:42 +0200	asked a question	Availability of 8.2 version for rpm-based Linux distros? -- SOLVED !! Hello, I'm a very happy Sage user. Currently running 8.1 on openSuse Tumbleweed, which I installed by downloading the Fediora binary. However, there is no current 8.2 binary Fedora version, and compiling from source is not currently an option for me. Is there a binary 8.2 version for rpm distros planned for the near future? Thanks!! SOLVED: As suggested below, and although I thought I didn't have the time to build Sage 8.2 from source, I decided to give it a try. After approximately 30 min, the build process stopped with a segmentation fault while trying to build Python 2.7 (unfortunately, the log file is gone). My next step was to try to install the binary for Ubunto 16.04. I can confirm that this is working on my openSuse install.